The National Football League has appointed NetApp Partner of Intelligent Data Infrastructure. NetApp will work with the League to develop storage tip technology without silos, allowing NFL to manage data to boost innovation.
The NFL is one of the most recognized sports leagues And followed by the world, with more than 218 million fans only in the United States and many more throughout the planet, in countries such as Mexico, Brazil, United Kingdom, Germany, Spain and Australia. NetApp will play a key role globally with the NFL, activating its sponsorship through the 2025 International Games list, and as a sponsor presenter of both the 2025 NFL London Games and the NFL premiere in Spain with the 2025 NFL Madrid Game. The NFL has resorted to NetApp as leader in business data storage, contributing intelligence to the league data.
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“Working with NetApp has helped us to bring American football to fans around the world, speeding up our technological operations and allowing us to be better protectors of our sport,” says Gary Brantley, NFL information director. “We strive to innovate and excel in everything we do and work with partners who share those values. Throughout the years we have worked together, Netapp has earned our confidence that they can meet those high standards. With an intelligent data infrastructure promoted by NetApp technology, we have a safe data storage strategy that can lead us to the future. ”
The NFL will take advantage of NetApp technology to raise its storage strategy of data in the era of intelligence throughout its organization. By providing one of the safest storage on the planet, NetApp will help NFL maintain the loyalty and integrity of its long -term data. Integrated Netapp security functionalities, such as NetApp Ontapp® Autonomous Ransomware Protection with AI (ARP/AI) and solutions such as NetApp Cyber Vault, can protect customers from the loss of data and inactivity time by proactively detecting potential threats and quickly recovering the data, helping to reduce the operational risk.
“The NFL is a Netapp client for a long time, and it is gratifying to see its interest in expanding our relationship,” he says César Cernuda, President of Netapp. “By helping NFL to build an intelligent data infrastructure, We are raising sport for football fans around the world. Contributing intelligence to the storage of the league allows them both to modernize their infrastructure and the tools they need to adapt with agility to the future. ”
